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Misjudgment Receivership LOYOLA VII MARCH 4, 2017Eric S. Behold Snell & Wilmer LLP Honorable Mark Bernstein LAST Taylor Grant Calder Brett H. Ramsay Law OfficeTABLE OF CONTENTS Page# Program Outline34Order

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1. Understand the purpose of a post-judgment receivership. A post-judgment receivership is a legal process where a neutral third party, called a receiver, is appointed by the court to manage and protect the assets of a debtor after a judgment has been obtained.
2. Determine the need for a post-judgment receivership. A post-judgment receivership may be necessary if the debtor has failed to comply with the court's judgment and there is a risk that the debtor's assets may be dissipated or hidden.
3. File a motion with the court. To initiate a post-judgment receivership, you will need to file a motion with the court that issued the judgment. The motion should outline the reasons for requesting a receivership and provide supporting evidence.
4. Provide notice to all parties involved. It is important to provide notice of the receivership motion to all parties involved in the case, including the debtor and any interested creditors. This ensures that everyone has an opportunity to be heard and present their arguments.
5. Attend the hearing. The court will schedule a hearing to consider the receivership motion. You should attend the hearing and be prepared to present your case and respond to any objections raised by the debtor or other parties.
6. Obtain court approval and appoint a receiver. If the court approves the receivership motion, it will issue an order appointing a receiver. The receiver will then be responsible for managing and protecting the debtor's assets in accordance with the court's instructions.
7. Comply with all legal requirements. As the party requesting the receivership, you must ensure that the receiver complies with all legal requirements and obligations. This includes providing regular reports to the court and any interested parties, and seeking court approval for any significant actions or transactions.
8. Terminate the receivership. Once the objectives of the receivership have been achieved, or if it is no longer necessary, you can file a motion with the court to terminate the receivership. The court will consider the motion and issue an order terminating the receivership if appropriate.

Who needs post-judgment receiverships?

1. Creditors: Creditors who have obtained a judgment against a debtor and are concerned about the debtor's ability to satisfy the judgment may seek a post-judgment receivership to protect and manage the debtor's assets.
2. Debtors: In some cases, debtors may voluntarily agree to a post-judgment receivership as a way to satisfy their debt obligations and avoid further legal action.
3. Courts: Courts may order a post-judgment receivership if they determine that it is necessary to protect the rights and interests of the parties involved in a case.
4. Interested parties: Other parties who have an interest in the assets of the debtor, such as co-owners or business partners, may also seek a post-judgment receivership to ensure the fair and equitable management of those assets.

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What is post-judgment receiverships?

Post-judgment receiverships involve the appointment of a receiver to collect and distribute assets to satisfy a judgment.

Who is required to file post-judgment receiverships?

The party seeking enforcement of a judgment may be required to file for a post-judgment receivership.

How to fill out post-judgment receiverships?

Post-judgment receiverships typically require submitting a petition to the court outlining the request for a receiver and providing relevant financial information.

What is the purpose of post-judgment receiverships?

The purpose of post-judgment receiverships is to ensure the fair distribution of assets to satisfy a judgment in legal proceedings.

What information must be reported on post-judgment receiverships?

Information such as the amount of the judgment, details of the assets to be collected and distributed, and the names of all parties involved must be reported on post-judgment receiverships.